Sentence examples for perfect mechanical properties from inspiring English sources
Previous research has shown that no single fiber-reinforced concrete has the perfect mechanical properties.
Although a defect-free flat graphene looks perfect with exceptional mechanical properties, this perfectly ordered hexagonal structure is chemically less active, and not of practical interest in the applications involving chemical reactions.
Among polymers used for pipe production, polyethylene (PE) is one of the most commonly used [2]; this material has a perfect correlation between prices, mechanical properties, and weldability and, hence, has considerable advantage comparing with other polymers.
This technique is perfect to describe structural and mechanical properties of the Mo-S systems consisting of a large number of atoms (>104).
Stepwise strengthening mechanisms manipulate the mechanical properties of both the RT-HPT and HT-HPT samples.
It possesses unique mechanical properties which make it a perfect biocompatible, biodegradable and bioresorbable polymer.
Perfect linear relations between the absorbances of the characteristic band and mechanical properties were obtained.
These results are also useful to those interested in improving the mechanical properties of this class of materials since we demonstrate that a material with "perfect" laminae and "perfect bonding" is substantially stronger than the experimental material.
The excellent corrosion resistance presented by all stainless steel grades, together with their appropriate mechanical properties, aesthetic appearance and easy maintenance, makes these metallic alloys perfect for sustainable structural performances.
The fundamental problem of elastic plastic normally loaded contact between a deformable sphere and a rigid flat is analyzed under perfect slip and full stick conditions for a wide range of the sphere mechanical properties.
These data are in sharp contrast to those observed for cadherin-based cell-cell cohesion, where studies have demonstrated a near-perfect correlation between receptor expression and surface tension and no associated transitions in tissue mechanical properties.
